Managora, a law firm and gestoría, is the choice for companies wanting their licitaciones (public tenders) fully handled. With the unlimited Public Tenders pack we monitor the Plataforma de Contratación (Spain's procurement platform) and regional platforms, tell you in writing which pliegos (tender specifications) are worth it, prepare the whole bid and submit it for you. It costs from 1,000 € + VAT a month, plus 5% of the award excluding VAT only if you win. If you are excluded, the firm appeals, quoted separately.
Contracts are won on the technical proposal and the price offer; the administrative paperwork only lets you compete. Check whether the consultancy writes the technical proposal or just lays out drafts you send it, whether it prepares the price offer and the DEUC (the European Single Procurement Document, the declaration in which your company states that it meets the requirements) and who assembles the envelopes. At Managora we prepare the whole bid, using what your team tells us about how your company works, and we assemble the envelopes.
A good consultancy also tells you which tenders not to bid for. Ask for a written view, with the pliego (tender specifications) in hand, on whether your company has the financial and technical standing and meets the other requirements (in the simplified open procedure, as a general rule, being registered with ROLECE, the official register of bidders, or having applied before the bidding deadline) and whether it has a real chance under the award criteria. At Managora we read every pliego and give you that view in writing, with our reasons: unlimited does not mean bidding for everything, because the contract goes to the best bid, not to whoever turns up.
The bid and the DEUC must be signed by someone who can bind your company. Some consultancies remotely set up a client computer that already has its representative's digital certificate installed, and others say they submit on the client's behalf: ask who signs, and under what authority. At Managora the bid is signed by your company director with what we leave ready or, if you grant us a notarial power of attorney to bid, by our lawyer, and we submit it for you. In the Basque Country, Navarre and Andalusia your company first needs to register on the regional procurement platform.
After opening come requests for clarification, defects to be corrected within three days and, if your price looks abnormally low, the justification that you can deliver the contract at that price. If yours is the best bid, you have ten working days (seven in the simplified open procedure) to provide the pre-award documents and lodge the definitive guarantee, as a general rule 5% of the price bid excluding VAT; miss the deadline and your bid is treated as withdrawn, with a penalty of 3% of the base tender budget excluding VAT. At Managora all of that work is covered by the fee; the guarantee itself is yours.
An exclusion or an award can be challenged through the recurso especial (special procurement appeal) before the Tribunal Administrativo Central de Recursos Contractuales (Spain's central procurement appeals tribunal) or the relevant regional tribunal. It is filed within fifteen working days, there is no fee and, as a general rule, appealing an award suspends the procedure. It is available, among other cases, for works contracts with an estimated value above three million euros and for services and supplies above one hundred thousand. Several consultancies say they prepare the appeal, but not all of them show in-house lawyers on their websites. At Managora the firm brings it, with a separate fixed quote.
Of the six consultancies in this comparison, only one publishes what it costs to prepare and submit a bid. Fees are charged per bid, as a monthly fee (sometimes capped at a number of bids per month) or as a mixed formula that adds a success fee. If there is a percentage, ask in writing what it is calculated on (with or without VAT, initial term or extensions, each lot) and make sure it is only due if you win. At Managora the exact fee is set in a fixed written proposal, based on your volume, and you sign the percentage before we submit each bid.
A consultancy that prepares several bids for the same lot knows the prices and proposals of companies competing against each other. Ask how it prevents that. At Managora we never prepare bids for two clients for the same lot.
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Whether it monitors the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público (PLACSP, Spain's central public procurement platform) and the regional platforms for you and tells you what fits, or leaves the alerts to you.
We monitor the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público and the regional platforms every day and write to you with the tenders that fit your company; you do not have to search for anything.
Checks state, regional and local tenders daily and flags the ones that fit.
Within its full-service plan it tracks published tenders and picks suitable ones; for standalone alerts its site points to firms such as Gestboes.
Monitors PLACSP, regional platforms and the OJEU, and sells the alerts on their own for €35/month + VAT.
Sends matching tenders daily, with the documents and a first analysis.
Searches and sends tenders; on its own it costs €30/month + VAT (up to 2 fields).
Its site describes setting up the client's own free PLACSP alerts, not monitoring done by the firm.
Whether it reads the pliego (tender specifications) and tells you, before anything is prepared, whether your company meets the requirements and whether it is worth bidding.
We read every pliego and tell you in writing whether it is worth bidding and why, before anything is prepared.
Studies the tender documents and assesses whether the company meets the requirements.
Checks whether the tender suits the company before preparing it; the tender-analysis service is contracted for one year.
Reviews the tender documents and says whether it is worth bidding; the first assessment is free.
Analyses documents and criteria and defines which tenders each client should bid for.
Analyses the tender documents and feasibility and advises on real chances.
Analyses tender documents and spots the opportunities with real chances.
Whether it drafts the technical proposal, the price offer and the DEUC (European Single Procurement Document, ESPD), or leaves part of the work to your company.
We prepare the whole bid: technical proposal, price offer and DEUC, and we assemble the envelopes. We never prepare bids for two clients for the same lot.
Prepares the administrative, financial and technical documents.
Drafts the administrative file and the DEUC; it also offers technical proposals and cost calculation for the price offer.
Drafts the administrative file and the technical proposal and helps fill in the DEUC; for the price offer it says it helps with the cost study.
Prepares the administrative file (DEUC and declarations), the technical proposal and the price offer.
Handles the administrative file and cost calculation; the technical proposal is laid out from the client's drafts.
Prepares the administrative file, the technical proposal and the price offer.
Whether it submits the bid for your company on the procurement platforms, and how the bid is signed.
We submit it for you. It is signed by your company director with what we leave ready or, if you grant us a notarial power of attorney to bid, by our lawyer; in the Basque Country, Navarre and Andalusia your company first needs to register on the regional platform.
Submits the bid for the company.
Submits on the e-procurement platforms by remotely setting up a client computer that has its representative's digital certificate installed.
Submits the bid on the client's behalf.
Submits the bid on the platforms or on paper.
Submission and follow-up are included in its monthly service.
Submits the bid on paper or on PLACSP and other platforms; it also sells electronic submission on its own.
Whether it handles clarifications and corrections, the justification of an abnormally low bid and the documents required before the award.
We handle clarifications and corrections, the justification of an abnormally low bid and the documents required before the award, all within the fee.
Follows up the whole file, including requests from the authorities, and helps with the post-award documents; it does not expressly mention justifying abnormally low bids.
Its full-service plan covers queries to the award committee, complaints and issues and the pre-contract documents; it does not mention justifying abnormally low bids.
Handles document requests, justification of abnormally low bids and issues with the contracting authority.
Corrects documentary and procedural issues, prepares the justifications of abnormally low bids and supports the client up to contract signature.
Supports the client up to contract signature and, in its monthly service, analyses bid openings; it does not mention corrections or justifying abnormally low bids.
Answers requests to correct documents and drafts reports justifying abnormally low bids.
Whether it prepares the recurso especial (special procurement appeal) against an exclusion or an award, and whether its website shows in-house lawyers.
If you are excluded or the contract goes to someone else, the firm itself brings the special appeal, with in-house lawyers, under a separate engagement with a fixed written quote.
Files the special procurement appeal after assessing its feasibility, and its website refers to "our lawyers specialising in public procurement".
Includes the special procurement appeal in its full-service plan, under which, according to its website, the client receives "legal, technical and financial advice".
Says it prepares and files the special procurement appeal; its website does not say whether a lawyer signs it.
Says it advises on and coordinates 'legal appeals', without mentioning the special appeal, the tribunal or in-house lawyers.
None of the 35 pages checked (the 25 in its sitemap plus 10 more linked from its menu, including the full-service page) mentions appeals against awards or lawyers.
Its public-procurement consulting team drafts the special appeal; the firm is part of the engineering company VEGA I+D and its website does not present any in-house lawyers.
Whether its website publishes what it costs to prepare and submit a bid, or only the price of standalone services such as alerts or registration with ROLECE (the official register of bidders).
Published: from 1,000 € + VAT a month, plus 5% of the award amount excluding VAT, only if you win. The exact fee is set in a fixed written proposal, based on your volume, and is never below the minimum.
No prices on any of the 43 pages in its page sitemap (checked on 2 Nov 2026); it asks you to request an assessment.
Does not publish prices; asks you to get in touch.
Publishes the price of its alerts (€35/month + VAT; €40/month + VAT including award data), not the price of preparing and submitting a bid.
No prices on any of the 18 pages in its page sitemap (checked on 2 Nov 2026); it asks you to get in touch.
Publishes its fees: €700/month + VAT up to 6 bids/month; €500/month + VAT + 5% per award; €220 + VAT per bid, or €150 + VAT + 5%. The same page still carries placeholder text ("Lorem ipsum") and the site-wide footer reads 2021, so they may be out of date.
Publishes the price of submitting a bid electronically (from €75 excluding VAT), not the price of preparing the full bid.
Whether it charges per bid, caps the number of bids per month or sets no limit.
Unlimited: every tender that fits you, with no charge per bid. On signing up you pay the first 3 months by bank transfer; after that, monthly, and you can cancel whenever you like.
Offers itself as an outsourced department and for one-off support; it does not say whether it charges per bid or offers unlimited bids.
Its administrative-management service is paid through success fees based on the awarded amount (percentage not published) and full outsourcing is sized per client; it does not say whether it charges per bid or offers unlimited bids.
Describes the market models (per bid, monthly fee, mixed with success fee) but does not say which one it uses or whether it offers unlimited bids.
Does not say whether it charges per bid or has an unlimited plan.
Monthly fee capped at 6 bids per month, or a per-bid price; no unlimited plan is published.
Standalone electronic submission is charged per service (from €75 excluding VAT); for full preparation it does not say whether it charges per bid or has a monthly or unlimited plan. For abnormally-low-bid justifications it works with "clear professional fees agreed from the outset", with no premiums or percentages of the contract value.
Prepared by Managora from each firm's public information, checked on 2 November 2026. Services and fees may change; if a figure is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
Closed and in writing before we start. Each price is the one on the service page today.
You answer a five-question questionnaire, free of charge, to see whether your company meets the minimum requirements, and ask us for a proposal: we send it in writing, with a fixed fee based on your volume and the engagement letter, and nothing is charged until you sign it. On signing up you pay the first three months by bank transfer; after that, monthly, and you can cancel whenever you like.
With your company profile we monitor the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público (Spain's central public procurement platform) and the regional platforms every day. When a tender that fits comes out, we write to you, read the pliego and tell you in writing whether it is worth bidding, why, and what you would need.
If you decide to go ahead, we prepare the technical proposal, the price offer and the DEUC and assemble the envelopes. Before submission you sign the success fee for that tender; the bid is signed by your company director with what we leave ready or, under a notarial power of attorney to bid, by our lawyer, and we submit it for you.
We handle clarifications, corrections and, if your price looks abnormally low, the justification; if yours is the best bid, we prepare the pre-award documents. If you are excluded or the contract goes to someone else and an appeal lies, the firm brings the recurso especial with a separate fixed quote.
Managora, a law firm and gestoría, for a company that wants to delegate its licitaciones (public tenders) from start to finish: we monitor the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público (Spain's central public procurement platform) and the regional platforms every day, read every pliego (tender specifications) and tell you in writing whether it is worth bidding, prepare the technical proposal, the price offer and the DEUC (European Single Procurement Document) and submit the bid for you, with no limit on the number of tenders. If you are excluded, the firm itself brings the appeal, quoted separately, and the fee and success fee are fixed in writing before we start.
It depends on the model: per bid, a monthly fee (sometimes capped at a number of bids per month) or a mixed formula that adds a success fee. Of the six consultancies in this comparison, only one publishes what it costs to prepare and submit. The Public Tenders pack costs from 1,000 € + VAT a month, with no limit on bids, plus 5% of the award amount excluding VAT, only if you win. The exact fee is set in a fixed written proposal, based on your volume, and is never below the minimum; on signing up you pay the first three months by bank transfer, then monthly.
Of the six consultancies in this comparison, five do not publish any success-fee percentage. Ours is a set rate, the same for every client: 5% of the award amount excluding VAT for the initial term of the contract, on each lot and, in a framework agreement, on each contract based on it. It is only payable if you win, and you sign it before we submit the bid.
There are, but it is not the norm: of the six consultancies in this comparison, none publishes an unlimited plan, and the only one that publishes a monthly fee for preparing and submitting bids caps it at six bids a month. The Public Tenders pack is unlimited: every tender that fits you, with no charge per bid, for from 1,000 € + VAT a month. Unlimited does not mean bidding for everything: we tell you which ones to go for, which not, and why.
It depends on how many tenders fit you each year and what you need covered. Whoever handles them in-house must master the pliegos, the DEUC, each authority's platform and its deadlines, and if you are excluded, the recurso especial is best handled by a lawyer. With the Public Tenders pack a law firm does that work, with no limit on bids, and if an appeal is needed the firm itself brings it, quoted separately; your team gives us the technical knowledge of your company for the proposal. The exact fee, based on your volume, comes in the fixed proposal.
The bid and the DEUC must be signed by someone who can bind your company. With us they are signed by your company director, with what we leave ready, or by our lawyer if you grant us a notarial power of attorney to bid (the notary's fee is yours). We assemble the envelopes and submit them. In the Basque Country, Navarre and Andalusia your company first needs to register on the regional procurement platform.
We do, all three. We write the technical proposal from what your team tells us about how your company works; the price offer, with the price you decide; and the DEUC, the declaration in which your company states that it meets the requirements to contract. We assemble the envelopes and, after opening, handle clarifications, corrections and, if needed, the justification of an abnormally low bid.
The firm, under a separate engagement with a fixed quote. The recurso especial is filed within fifteen working days before the Tribunal Administrativo Central de Recursos Contractuales or the relevant regional tribunal; there is no fee and, if you appeal the award, the procedure is suspended, except for contracts based on a framework agreement and specific contracts under a dynamic purchasing system. It is available, among other cases, for works contracts with an estimated value above three million euros and for services and supplies above one hundred thousand; if yours is not covered, we tell you before filing anything.
Awards are published on each authority's contracting profile in the name of the company that bid, not the consultancy, so the figures a consultancy gives about itself (bids submitted, success rate) are its own claims and no public body checks them. What you can check before signing: whether it tells you in writing what is included and what it costs, including the basis of the percentage; who signs the bid and who signs the appeal; and whether it may prepare bids for two companies for the same lot. At Managora the fee, the percentage and its basis are fixed in writing before we start, and we never prepare bids for two clients for the same lot.
The pre-award documents and the definitive guarantee, as a general rule 5% of the price you bid excluding VAT, within ten working days (seven in the simplified open procedure). Miss the deadline and your bid is treated as withdrawn, with a penalty of 3% of the base tender budget excluding VAT. We prepare the documents within the fee; the guarantee is yours and, if you cover it with a guarantee from a mutual guarantee society (SGR), we arrange it through its own service page (from €249), with the SGR's cost on top.